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A beautiful vintage Indian devotional print titled “Satya Bhama & Krishna”, depicting Lord Krishna with Satyabhama in an elegant royal setting.
Krishna is shown with his distinctive flute, jewelled crown and peacock-feather ornament, seated beside Satyabhama on an elaborately decorated throne. Both figures wear long garlands and richly detailed traditional attire, while flowering plants, lotus blooms and an atmospheric sky create a graceful devotional composition.
The refined throne, jewellery, floral detailing and soft period colour palette give the artwork a particularly decorative old-world character.
The original lower margin retains important period identification:
SATYA BHAMA & KRISHNA
सत्यभामा–कृष्ण
No. 180
Imperial Calendar Mfg. Co.
Dariba Kalan, Delhi
Copyright Reserved
Product Details
Printed Title: Satya Bhama & Krishna
Hindi Title: सत्यभामा–कृष्ण
Catalogue / Reference No.: 180
Subject: Lord Krishna & Satyabhama
Publisher: Imperial Calendar Mfg. Co.
Location: Dariba Kalan, Delhi
Theme: Krishna Devotional / Hindu Mythological Art
Medium: Vintage colour devotional print
Orientation: Portrait
Presentation: Framed
Frame: Vintage decorative black frame
Category: Vintage Indian Print / Krishna Art / Religious Collectible
Collector’s Highlight
The strongest identifying features are the surviving No. 180 catalogue number and the clearly printed Imperial Calendar Mfg. Co., Dariba Kalan, Delhi imprint.
The Satyabhama & Krishna subject is also more distinctive than the very commonly seen Radha-Krishna compositions, making this a particularly attractive piece for collectors of vintage Krishna imagery and early Delhi calendar art.
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